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  1. Newsletter 328 - 18/02/2022

    PoliticsUnder pressure, Mitsotakis maps path to re-electionAmid ongoing pressure from the rising cost of living and unrelenting calls from SYRIZA for snap elections, the New Democracy government is trying to map a way out of the current turbulence and towards an election victory. Record inflation

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  2. Mitsotakis faces pushback from left on arms to Ukraine
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    holds on to its recent gains with 14.5 pct. The prospect of snap polls does not hold wide appeal

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  3. Leaders explain differing views on how to approach Ukraine war
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    . Election rumours Events have revived speculation about snap elections. The rumour mill had slowed down

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  4. Where is Odysseus? Part 1 - Demographics

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    . Rather, more attention now seems to be placed on divining when the next snap election might be, which

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  5. KINAL leader gains confidence as ND ratings wane
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    , as 45 pct of respondents are against snap polls, virtually unchanged from the pervious sounding

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  6. Newsletter 333 - 01/04/2022

    PoliticsSnap polls removed from table as ND’s ratings slide continuesPrime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sought over the last few days to quash speculation about snap elections or another change to the electoral law as his centre-right party continues to suffer in the opinion polls, where

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  7. Parties re-work strategies as clearer picture emerges for election run-up
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    There is widespread acceptance among the Greek media and political commentators that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has dropped any thoughts of holding snap elections in the coming months, partly as a result of the battering his New Democracy party is taking due to the cost-of-living crisis

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  8. Mitsotakis lays out confidence-boosting roadmap to end of term

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    of the roadmap sends its own signal, given the persistent speculation about snap polls and Mitsotakis’s repeated

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  9. PM sets out path to next elections as PASOK restores traditional name

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    abandoning our traditional values.” Dismissing the ongoing speculation about snap elections, possibly

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  10. New energy subsidy scheme nearing launch as public remains sceptical

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    in second, and 30.5 pct for SYRIZA president Alexis Tsipras in third. The prospect of snap elections

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